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The Armies of Goldmunds Welt

The following pages provide a comprehensive overview of the armies I have painted over many years. Each force is accompanied by a unique narrative background and remains a work in progress as I continue to add new units upon their release. These collections represent the foundation of my primary hobby systems (Warhammer!) and feature the characters that have led the armies in countless epic battles. Furthermore I have included a detailed painting recipe and color palette for each project to document the technical process.


Warhammer 40,000:

Tyranid Hive Fleet Osvorax

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A predatory Tyranid force from the Eastern Fringe known for strategic cruelty and the systematic slaughter of the Valnon Corridor.

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Adeptus Custodes: Blade of the Last Dawn

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An elite task force of the Adeptus Custodes wearing the deep blue of the Terran sky as a symbol of the Emperor's final judgment.

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Warhammer Age of Sigmar and The Old World:




Soulblight Gravelords: The Klingenberg Legion

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A Soulblight Gravelords army from the realm of Ghyran where the remnants of ancient chivalry clash with the necromantic power of the undead.

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Sylvaneth: The Cherry Blossom Grove

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A Sylvaneth force that embodies the seasonal cycle of life and the relentless wrath of nature through a distinct floral aesthetic.

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Wood Elves: Guardians of the Cherry Blossom Grove

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A classic Wood Elves collection for the Old World focusing on natural textures and the traditional defense of the forest realms.

View Project: Wood Elves

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